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OCTOBEB 18, 1910. 



The Weekly Florists' Review* 



8 



WE ARE VERY PROUD OF OUR 



For years we have been trying seeds of the promising novelties. At the same time we have selected 

 our choicest plants for seed parents. The resulting strain is one that,will stand comparison with any 

 other anywhere. 



Our plants will be in magnificent shape for Christmas, and we are a]|jei^j5y bopkjpjg^^Qirders from 

 those to whom we have sold in previous years. ," /J*"' ; 



For immediate delivery to make room, we oflPer 



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8-inch at 20c; 4-inch at 36c; 6-inch at 60c; 6-in at 76c; 7-inch at $1.00 

 CTCTLAMEN SEED in Red, White, Pink, and White with Fink Eye, $6.00 ifer 1000 



BEGONIAS 1 



BEGONIA LORRAINE AND AGATHA, 2,.inch at 12>^c; 3-inch at 26c; 4-inch at 36c; 6-inch at 60c; 

 6-inch at 76c. 



BEGONIA PRESIDENT TAFT, 4-inch at 36c; 6-inch at 6dc. 



Hip Pari Flnrnl fn 1706 Braadway,^B«VSl, COL 



1 llV 1 ai H I lUl Ul VU«^ J. A. VALENTINE, President 



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